Once you work at Intel, you can work anywhere.
Great to see the process transfer of technologies.
You do 100 things right, one wrong, and the wrong one seems to count more.
Zero respect for personal life; expect to work Saturday and Sunday, and into the night on a regular basis, all for the glory.
It's a huge behemoth of a company, and everyone is a number. It's very difficult to get ahead.
Management has little technical knowledge and their only role seems to be to slavedrive reportees.
It's very difficult for experienced people who enter the company to succeed.
Once you total the hours worked, the good salary is probably below average of anywhere else.
A positive reinforcement and less political climate would go a long way.
The in-person interview lasted a couple of hours and included: * Technical and HR interviews * An office tour * Lunch * A presentation on a topic provided a couple of days prior. Overall, it was a good experience.
I applied online, and one day I received an email from a team member requesting a phone interview (for a different position). We scheduled it for two days later. It was good; the interviewer was very friendly and spoke very nicely. He asked me simpl
Technical interview via phone, where challenging questions in English were asked to measure technical proficiency. Previously, there was a screening call, also in English. Following this, a written examination was conducted on-site.
The in-person interview lasted a couple of hours and included: * Technical and HR interviews * An office tour * Lunch * A presentation on a topic provided a couple of days prior. Overall, it was a good experience.
I applied online, and one day I received an email from a team member requesting a phone interview (for a different position). We scheduled it for two days later. It was good; the interviewer was very friendly and spoke very nicely. He asked me simpl
Technical interview via phone, where challenging questions in English were asked to measure technical proficiency. Previously, there was a screening call, also in English. Following this, a written examination was conducted on-site.